Ericsson banks $3.1M as career booms after F1
Marcus Ericsson won the Indianapolis 500, collecting a $3.1-Million prize, while simultaneously brushing off the pay driver label, as his post Formu... Read More...
Marcus Ericsson wins the Indy 500
Marcus Ericsson became the second Swede to win the Indy 500 on Sunday when he held off some of the biggest names in North American auto racing in fron... Read More...
Concern at Indy 500 after recent U.S. mass shootings
After the mass shootings at a South Texas school and a Buffalo supermarket, Indianapolis 500 officials said on Thursday there was a high level of co... Read More...
Indy 500: Teams suffering from labour shortage
With the number of IndyCar teams going from 22 to 26 full-time teams, the sport is increasingly facing a labor shortage in in the form of skilled cr... Read More...
Castroneves: There is a chance to make history
Indianapolis 500 driver Helio Castroneves said there is a chance to make history this weekend as he targets a fifth win at the “The Greatest Spectacle... Read More...
Roger Penske gears up to host 300,000 guests at Indy 500
Roger Penske, owner of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, is opening the door for 300,000 guests at the Indy 500 for the first since the Covid-19 pand... Read More...
Indy Day 7: Kellett crashes as Palou goes fastest
Dalton Kellett on Monday became the first driver to crash while preparing for the Indianapolis 500, ending a streak of six days without major incident... Read More...
Indy 500 Qualifying: Dixon breaks pole speed record for top spot start
Scott Dixon used a breathtaking run of more than 234 mph to post the fastest Indianapolis 500 pole run in history. The New Zealander will lead the f... Read More...
Indy on Saturday saw blistering speeds, fastest in 26 years
The rain held off long enough for a full round of Indianapolis 500 qualifying on a soupy day that saw blistering speeds — some of the fastest in rac... Read More...
Indy Day 5: Johnson makes Sunday’s Pole Shootout
Jimmie Johnson felt comfortable from his very first laps of Indianapolis 500 preparation and on day five, went fast enough to make it into Sunday's po... Read More...
Villeneuve: Stroll learning it takes more than money to run an F1 team
After a miserable Australian Grand Prix weekend for Aston Martin, ex-Formula 1 World Champion Jacques Villeneuve has questioned Lawrence Stroll's cr... Read More...
Sato: A good opportunity to win a third Indy 500
Takuma Sato held out his fists and flashed his oversized 2017 and 2020 Indianapolis 500 championship rings that spend more time in safekeeping than ... Read More...
Jimmie Johnson needs wife’s approval to race ovals
Jimmie Johnson was inside a sauna at 120 degrees and climbing as part of an hourlong sweat session prepping him to race on hot summer days.
It's pa... Read More...
Brown: Penske can bring Formula 1 back to Indy
Having three Formula 1 races in the United States each year might be too many but alternating Austin with Indianapolis could be a good way forward, ... Read More...
Brown: I’m delighted for Juan to rejoin the McLaren family
Two-time Indianapolis 500 champion, and Formula 1's favourite prodigal son, Juan Pablo Montoya will join Arrow McLaren SP to drive in the 105th Run... Read More...
Colton Herta: I’d love to give Formula 1 a crack
Colton Herta is one of Indycar's fast-rising young stars and has already established himself among the elite in America's premier single-seater se... Read More...
Indy 500: What to watch out for in the 200-lap race
The 2020 Indianapolis 500, the 104th running of the great race, as always will be an emotional rollercoaster for all 33 drivers their families, te... Read More...
Bobby Rahal: Thank God we have Roger Penske
When IndyCar racing resumed in early June, team owner Michael Shank changed course, drivers and crew members started travelling on private flights... Read More...